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Title: Delay Types, Stereo Behavior, and Max Sync Rates
Post by: guyaguy on May 17, 2021, 04:43:53 am
Well I started making notes on the different delay types since the manual is light on info. It turned out to be more than I'd expected! I didn't get as far as determining the left/right ratio for stereo repeats. Feel free to add or correct these.

Delay Types, Stereo Behavior, and Max Sync Rates

BBD = rhythmic symmetric ping pong, panned left and right regardless of where voice is in stereo field. Division: Max 1/2

Ping = stereo rhythmic ping pong, panned left and right regardless of where voice is in stereo field, with the first left repeat at a quicker time than the right. ​If the note is hard panned left or right only the repeats on that side will be heard. Division: Max 1/8

Stereo Delay = repeats always in stereo field based on Stereo setting, i.e. a left-panned note will have hard left panned repeats. Division: Max 1/4

Long Delay = mono regardless of where voice is in stereo field. Division: Max 1/2

BBD Ping Pong = rhythmic symmetric ping pong, panned hard left and right regardless of where voice is in stereo field. Division: Max 1/2

Karplus = mono tuned delay (mostly for physical modeling etc). Divisions not shown but knob does affect rate when rate is synced.

Stereo Spread = stereo symmetric ping pong, panned left and right regardless of where voice is in stereo field but with a slight delay in the left repeat. If the note is hard panned left or right only the repeats on that side will be heard. Division: Max 1/4

Parallel = stereo rhythmic ping pong, with the first right repeat a quicker time than the left. ​If the note is hard panned left or right only the repeats on that side will be heard. Division: Max 1/4

BBD Spread = 2 repeats at the same rate but the left one being slightly delayed. Left and right repeats are heard regardless of where voice is in stereo field. Division: Max 1/2
Title: Re: Delay Types, Stereo Behavior, and Max Sync Rates
Post by: StudioDeutz on October 09, 2022, 04:35:15 pm
well done - thank you